And me again. I tried using a case statement in my script, eg:

30·20·10·3·(L:XMLVAR_BoostFuelPump,·number)·case·(>L:DEADBEEF)

I would expect it to be something along the lines like this

switch XMLVAR_BoostFuelPump {

case 0:

DEADBEEF = 10

case 1:

DEADBEEF = 20

case 2:

DEADBEEF = 30

}

This works quite well for XMLVAR_BoostFuelPump 1 and 2, if it is 0 however, I get 0 returned, not 10. What am I doing wrong? From reading the SDK documentation the syntax should be correct.

[values] [# of cases] Variable case

 

any help is appreciated

I will look at it.

For now I'd suggest a string of if's. Something like this:

(L:XMLVAR_FuelBoostPump, Number) s0 l0 0 == if{ 10 } l0 1 == if{ 20 } l0 2 == if{ 30 } (>L:DEADBEEF)

20 hours ago, Deimos said:

This works quite well for XMLVAR_BoostFuelPump 1 and 2, if it is 0 however, I get 0 returned, not 10. What am I doing wrong? From reading the SDK documentation the syntax should be correct.

[values] [# of cases] Variable case

 

any help is appreciated

That is a bug. Will be corrected in 2.09. 

Awesome, thank you very much for the swift reply and the workaround. Work held me up today, but I will have a look at it this weekend 🙂